This is where humans have been blasting off into space for the last 50 years, and Google has the place covered with 6,000 images. It’s the largest special collection of Street View imagery Google has ever put together.

Sadly, NASA isn’t planning on sending astronauts into space anytime soon; it ended its space shuttle program last July, when Atlantis safely touched down at the Kennedy Space Center. The United States currently partners with Russia to send astronauts up in Soyuz rockets.

While Curiosity might temporarily drum up interest in space exploration, none other than astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson believes only one thing will lead to a resurgence in America’s space program — sending humans to Mars.

Hmm, I think I have an idea where Google should do its next Street View collection…

I think this is the worst desicion that Obama did. Asking Nasa to concentrate on developing renewable energy sources and ''stop global warming'' ( i have no idea what that means and i dont believe NASA doesnt have a clear picture of what they have to do about it either since not much happened in that field besides gathering in one of the cities an discuss carbon level) its like telling a boy go play with your sisters todays. doesnt fit. so i'm happy about this, and excited - of course.